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FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY AS NEEDED: Patient Name:________________________ Unique study ID # _____________________ Patient ID Number:_______________________ Institution:_______________________________ (IMPORTANT NOTE : For the purposes of data collection and PROOVIT follow-up, each individual vascular injury requires SEPARATE data entry (Unique ID). Utilize ID # XXX-1 format for first injury in individual patient, followed by XXX-2, XXX-3 etc for subsequent injuries in the same patient). Specific vascular structure injured (check ONLY ONE for each individual entry): Cervical ___ Common carotid artery ___ Internal carotid Artery ___ External carotid artery ___ Vertebral artery ___ Internal jugular vein Extremity (upper) ___ Brachial artery ___ Axillary artery ___ Radial artery ___ Ulnar artery ___ Basilic vein ___ Axillary artery Extremity (lower) ___ Common, superficial or deep femoral artery ___ Common, superficial or deep femoral vein ___ Popliteal artery ___ Popliteal vein ___ Anterior tibial artery ___ Posterior tibial artery ___ Peroneal artery Torso ___ Innominate artery ___ Innominate vein ___ Subclavian artery ___ Subclavian vein ___ Intra-thoracic right common carotid artery ___ Intra-thoracic left common carotid artery ___ Descending thoracic aorta ___ Abdominal aorta ___ Infra-renal inferior vena cava ___ Retro-hepatic inferior vena cava ___ Common, external or internal iliac arteries ___ Celiac artery ___ Common hepatic artery ___ Splenic artery ___ Superior mesenteric artery ___ Superior mesenteric vein ___ Portal vein ___ Renal artery ___ Renal vein ___ Common, internal or external iliac artery ___ Iliac vein MORE THAN ONE VASCULAR INJURY? (Not including concomitant venous injury) ___Yes ___No ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Demographics Age (years): _____ Gender (M/F): _____ Type of Injury: Key past medical history elements (Check all that apply): ___ Chronic Kidney Disease (baseline creatinine ≥ 2 mg/dL) ___ Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus ___ Condition requiring full anticoagulation (warfarin or other agent) ___ Blunt ___ Penetrating ___ Mixed blunt and penetrating Mechanism of Injury ___ Motor vehicle crash ___ Pedestrian versus auto ___ Gunshot ___ Stabbing ___ Fall ___ Industrial accident ___ Athletic injury ___ Explosionn ___ Other:_______________ Injury Scores Injury Severity Score (ISS): _____ Abbreviated Injury Scores (AIS) for each body region Head: ____ Abdomen: ___ Chest: ___ Extremity: ___ Trauma Presentation and Diagnostic Measures: Admission systolic blood pressure: Admission Glasgow Coma Score (GCS): Admission labs: Hemoglobin (g/dL): pH: Lactate (mmol/L): INR: ____________ ____________ __________ __________ __________ __________ Application of prehospital tourniquet: ___ Yes ___ No Hard signs of vascular injury present (hemorrhage, expanding hematoma, ischemia) ___ Yes ___ No Soft signs of vascular injury present (wound proximity, reduced pulses, fracture / dislocation pattern) ___ Yes ___ No Doppler pressure measurement for extremity injury (ABI or IEI) obtained? Tourniquet type:______________ Estimated tourniquet time:_______ ___ Yes ___ No ___ N/A Value of ABI or IEI: ______ Mangled Extremity Severity Score (MESS) for extremity calculated? ___ Yes ___ No If calculated, MESS value: ______ Modality utilized to make DEFINITIVE diagnosis of vascular injury ___ Operative exploration ___ Contrast-enhanced computed tomography / angiography (CTA) ___ Duplex ultrasound ___ Conventional contrast angiography in interventional radiology ___ Conventional contrast angiography in operating room (to include hybrid OR/IR) Injury type as defined by diagnostic modality utilized: ___ Transection ___ Occlusion ___ Partial transection or flow limiting defect (e.g. dissection or intimal flap) ___ Pseudoaneurysm ___ Other:_______________________________ Acute, Damage Control and Definitive Management Observation of vascular injury (i.e. no operation of intervention) ____ Yes ____ No Adjunctive Medical therapy for vascular injury observation utilized Anti-hypertensive (beta blockade or vasodilator) Antiplatelet therapy (ASA or plavix) Anticoagulation (IV or sub Q heparinoids) Other: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Initial open operative management of vascular injury Use of damage control techniques Ligation of vascular injury Primary traumatic amputation Use of temporary vascular shunt (Argyl, Javid, Sundt, other) ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No Type: _______________ Estimated dwell time of shunt:________________ Definitive open vascular repair at initial operation Primary repair End-to-end repair End-to-side repair Lateral suture closure of vessel wall Autologous vein interposition or bypass graft Contralateral greater saphenous vein Other vein type Synthetic graft interposition or bypass Expanded ePTFE (Gortex) Dacron Other synthetic Other type of vascular repair ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ No No No No No No No No Type:_______________ No No No No Type: _______________ No Type:________________ Concomitant vein injury encountered during arterial repair ____ Management of concomitant vein injury undertaken ____ Repair lateral venorrhaphy ____ Repair interposition vein graft ____ Ligation of concomitant vein injury ____ Other management type ____ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ No No No No No No Type:________________ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ No No No No No Type: _______________ Systemic anticoagulation utilized during initial operation or vascular repair ____ Yes ____ No Concomitant nerve injury encountered during operative repair ____ Yes ____ No Concomitant orthopedic fracture encountered during operative repair ____ Yes ____ No Extremity fasciotomies performed intra-operatively ____ Yes ____ No If Fasciotomiew were performed, please characterize their role / conduct (Select one most appropriate): ____ Therapeutic at time of initial procedure ____ Therapeutic delayed (second procedure) ____ Prophylactic at time of initial procedure ____ Prophylactic delayed (at time of second procedure) Definitive ENDOVASCULAR repair of vascular injury? Hospital location where endovascular repair performed: Interventional radiology suite Operating room using mobile C-army fluoroscopic unit Operating room with fixed fluoroscopic system Access site for endovascular repair Femoral artery Brachial artery Both femoral AND brachial artery Other Covered Stent graft repair of vascular injury Stent graft product:__________________________ Stent graft diemensions:______________________ Number of covered stents used:________________ Bare metal stent repair of vascular injury Stent graft product:__________________________ Stent graft diemensions:______________________ Number of stents used:_______________________ Coil or other material embolization Type of material used:___________ Was systemic anticoagulation utilized during endovascular repair? Access site complication requiring operative intervention ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ No No No No Type:______ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No Intra-operative / intra-procedural variables (for both open and endovascular interventions) Time from injury to initial operative or endovascular intervention: Duration of operative or endovascular procedure Fluid requirements during operation / procedure: Crystalloid ____________ ml Non-blood colloid ____________ ml Packed red blood cells ____________ units Plasma ____________ units Platelets ____________ units Cryoprecipitate ____________ units Was tranexamic acid given at any point during management Was factor VIIa given at any point during management Lowest recorded pH during operation / procedure: ____________ minutes ____________ minutes ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No _______________ Lowest recorded temperature during operation /procedure: _______________ Was clinically apparent or laboratory demonstrated coagulopathy encountered during operation / procedure: ____ Yes ____ No Intra-operative / procedure mode of determining adequacy of management strategy: ____ No intra-operative assessment ____ Presence or absence of palpable pulse ____ Continuous wave Doppler ____ Arteriography ____ Other: ______________ Need for immediate revision of intra-operative repair due to any cause ____ Yes ____ No Post-operative variables Pos-operative ICU stay required Length of ICU stay Ventilator days Continuous infusion of vasopressors required during first 24 hours post-operative / post-procedure? Neosynephrine Dopamine Levophed / Noriepinephrine Vasopressin Epinephrine ____ Yes ____ No ______________ Days ______________ Days ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ No No No No No No Total units of packed red blood cells required in initial 24 hours of hospital stay: _______ Units Post-operative or post-procedure therapeutic anticoagulation utilized? ____ Yes ____ No Intravenous heparin ____ Yes ____ No Subcutaneous low molecular weight heparin ____ Yes ____ No Oral warfarin ____ Yes ____ No Other ____ Yes ____ No Type:_________________ Post-operative or post-procedure antiplatelet therapy ____ Yes ____ No Aspirin ____ Yes ____ No Plavix ____ Yes ____ No Other ____ Yes ____ No Type:_________________ Was anticoagulation or antiplatelet therapy continued until discharge ____ Yes ____ No In-hospital outcomes Hospital length of stay Vascular injury or repair evaluated again during hospitalization by other than physical exam CTA Duplex Injured extremity index or ABI _______ days ____ ____ ____ ____ Yes Yes Yes Yes ____ ____ ____ ____ No No No No MRI or MRA Contrast arteriography Need to re-operate or re-intervene on definitive management choice during initial hospitalization Failure of non-operative management Thrombosis of definitive vascular repair Flow limiting stenosis of vascular repair Pseudoaneurysm of vascular repair Infection resulting in need to re-operate Type of re-operation or re-intervention Open operative revision Endovascular revision Other Stroke related to vascular injury or injury repair Amputation of extremity in which limb salvage was attempted Bowel resection from ischemia in area of vascular injury In-hospital death ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ No No No No No No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No Type:__________________ ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No ____ Yes ____ No Patient discharged on therapeutic anticoagulation for vascular repair ____ Intravenous heparin ____ Subcutaneous low molecular weight heparin ____ Oral warfarin ____ Other ____ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ No No No No No Type:_________________ Patient discharged on antiplatelet therapy Aspirin Plavix Other Yes Yes Yes Yes ____ ____ ____ ____ No No No No Type:_________________ ____ ____ ____ ____